Collector’s Day 2024 | A celebration at the Juventus Museum!  | OneFootball

There’s one place that is recognised more than any other by the Bianconeri family as a real symbol of our club’s more-than-100 years of history: the Juventus Museum. Nearing its 13th anniversary, the Juventus Museum has welcomed almost two million visitors from all around the world already.

It is a place rich in history, and of course memorabilia as well. There are, to be a bit more precise, around 300 items of memorabilia made available by 80 personal collectors, including a number of former players and club figures.

These collectors have allowed the Juventus Museum to exhibit these gems, offering fans from all around the world the chance to see truly iconic items up close.

And so, to thank them again, this year Collector’s Day was held as a moment to share gratitude with them for sharing their memorabilia. The event was held with the presence of Paolo Garimberti, President of the Juventus Museum, and Paolo Monguzzi, Head of Stadium Revenue and Entertainment.

There was a special greeting put on at the Temple of Trophies, the most iconic and evocative room in the entire Juventus Museum. Then, the next stop was the Allianz Stadium to take in the Bianconeri’s first Italian Cup game of the season, which ended in a 4-0 win over Cagliari.